Box 13

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

This subseries predates Miller’s birth and continues on posthumously. The subseries is arranged chronologically with the early focus on Miller’s maternal side of the family, the Soureks. Also included in the subseries are printouts from ancestry.com detailing Miller’s family tree. Images are at the end of the subseries.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

This subseries predates Miller’s birth and continues on posthumously. The subseries is arranged chronologically with the early focus on Miller’s maternal side of the family, the Soureks. Also included in the subseries are printouts from ancestry.com detailing Miller’s family tree. Images are at the end of the subseries.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

This subseries predates Miller’s birth and continues on posthumously. The subseries is arranged chronologically with the early focus on Miller’s maternal side of the family, the Soureks. Also included in the subseries are printouts from ancestry.com detailing Miller’s family tree. Images are at the end of the subseries.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

This subseries predates Miller’s birth and continues on posthumously. The subseries is arranged chronologically with the early focus on Miller’s maternal side of the family, the Soureks. Also included in the subseries are printouts from ancestry.com detailing Miller’s family tree. Images are at the end of the subseries.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: In August 1948 Frederick Miller attended a silversmithing conference sponsored by Handy & Harman and organized by Margaret Craver Withers. Miller would later credit the workshop conducted by Baron Erik Fleming as making “him realize the unlimited possibilities of the medium.” This subseries consists of objects collected at or shortly after the workshop as there is no evidence that Baron Fleming and Miller had any contact after 1948. This short subseries is arranged alphabetically with...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: In August 1948 Frederick Miller attended a silversmithing conference sponsored by Handy & Harman and organized by Margaret Craver Withers. Miller would later credit the workshop conducted by Baron Erik Fleming as making “him realize the unlimited possibilities of the medium.” This subseries consists of objects collected at or shortly after the workshop as there is no evidence that Baron Fleming and Miller had any contact after 1948. This short subseries is arranged alphabetically with...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: In August 1948 Frederick Miller attended a silversmithing conference sponsored by Handy & Harman and organized by Margaret Craver Withers. Miller would later credit the workshop conducted by Baron Erik Fleming as making “him realize the unlimited possibilities of the medium.” This subseries consists of objects collected at or shortly after the workshop as there is no evidence that Baron Fleming and Miller had any contact after 1948. This short subseries is arranged alphabetically with...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: In August 1948 Frederick Miller attended a silversmithing conference sponsored by Handy & Harman and organized by Margaret Craver Withers. Miller would later credit the workshop conducted by Baron Erik Fleming as making “him realize the unlimited possibilities of the medium.” This subseries consists of objects collected at or shortly after the workshop as there is no evidence that Baron Fleming and Miller had any contact after 1948. This short subseries is arranged alphabetically with...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: In August 1948 Frederick Miller attended a silversmithing conference sponsored by Handy & Harman and organized by Margaret Craver Withers. Miller would later credit the workshop conducted by Baron Erik Fleming as making “him realize the unlimited possibilities of the medium.” This subseries consists of objects collected at or shortly after the workshop as there is no evidence that Baron Fleming and Miller had any contact after 1948. This short subseries is arranged alphabetically with...

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: In August 1948 Frederick Miller attended a silversmithing conference sponsored by Handy & Harman and organized by Margaret Craver Withers. Miller would later credit the workshop conducted by Baron Erik Fleming as making “him realize the unlimited possibilities of the medium.” This subseries consists of objects collected at or shortly after the workshop as there is no evidence that Baron Fleming and Miller had any contact after 1948. This short subseries is arranged alphabetically with...